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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dobreandl:
First of all i want to say hello to everyone , now i have problems with my phone it looses signal and i have to remove the sim card 2 or 3 times until i can make again calls , the sim card is working on an old phone so is not the sim, so it could be the rom and the radio ? If it can , i also like to know if i change the rom (an official one ) it would also change the radio ? And one more thing I have the phone from NDL , but is in English and is a WWE rom if i change to a new rom from NDL section it will be in dutch (I DON`T WANT IT IN DUTCH) , and on the HTC official site is the only rom i cand download if i will flash my phone with other official rom from other country or the WWE version but a newer one than the one from NDL page I will have to flash something hdspl or something like that or just simply install it like a NDL rom ? Thank you !

P.S. Sorry for my poor English!

EDIT later:

Here are my specs :

I would also like to mention that i get beside the signal looses a manila.exe don`t send error
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dobreandl:
BUMP sorry but anyone please i really really need to know this
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conantroutman:
Have you tried a hard reset?

That would be my first attempt at fixing your problem..... it should certainly fix the manila problem even if it doesnt work for the sim card thing.....

If that fails you'll be able to find everything you need to flash a new rom in the rom development section (in the first sticky) you can download any of the official roms from xda and try as many as you need to.....

Im not 100% sure but I think you might need to use hspl3 to flash the official roms if your hd2 is carrier branded.....

All the info you need is in the stickys in the rom section though....... :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dobreandl:
Thanks a lot !
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teddmf:
I'd update that old ROM to the newest Stock ROM

http://www.shipped-roms.com/shipped...CRC_Signed_15.32.50.07U_2.07.51.22_2_Ship.exe
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] polo735:
I suggest updating to a newer radio if you are having problems with making calls. Look through the forums for comments from users with your provider and what radios they have success with. In addition I would flash a custom rom. For me, there was a night and day difference between stock and cooked roms.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] watcher64:
It could, also be a bad sim card, seen stranger things ....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m03sizlak:
The only thing about the iPhone I like more than on my EVO is the scrolling. On iPhone, scrolling has a very natural feel, as if governed by a physics engine of some kind. The motion has a distinct realistic quality, as the objects first accelerate and then decelerate. The scrolling seems to have a momentum defined by the speed of the flick.

How can I implement this type of scrolling on Android?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onlinespending:
You could submit your resume to Google and hope they hire you to re-write their broken scrolling engine. I'm being facetious, but the point is, this is something Google needs to desperately fix. It's amazing they've been churning out Android build after build without a fix to their herky jerky scrolling mechanism. iPhone and Palm's webOS got it right the first time.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brut.all:
What are you guys talking about exactly? I mean I don't have an iPhone, but I was using it a few times and I don't see much difference in scrolling. So this is funny to me, because you are using phrases like "desperate fix", but I don't even see, what to fix ;-D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] area5x1:
Scrolling is decent enough as it is, but could use a lot of improvement. The difference between the iPhone and the Google scrolling is that the iPhone scrolling slows down a lot faster if you do a flick. Like if you're at the top of a long web page, say Engadget, and you flick up on your iPhone, you'll only go down maybe 1/10 of a page. Whereas on Android if you flick up on your phone, you'll go sliding down to the bottom of the page lol.

The other thing is, because the iPhone flick slows down so quickly, the phone itself doesn't have to render all of the webpage. It renders only the part of the page that you are able to see. That's why if you go too quickly you get those checkerboxes and grey areas. You don't get that on Android, because the webpage is fully loaded.

Or maybe I'm just talking out my ass...meh.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brut.all:
So different scrolling parameters made it "something to desperate fix"? Anyway I really like this slow deceleration and I prefer not to change it :-)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] le3ky:
i find the iphone scrolling extremely annoying. Its like trying to scroll through molasses, just about to get somewhere and it stops. Horrible if you ask me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiL3nTKiLL:
iphones logisitics are just different i think, its more hardware than software based...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galaxys:
Prefer smoth android scrolling anyday over sour apples! ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ari-free:
Well, Google acquired Bumptop April of this year. They know a few things about UI physics...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jhoWsHwU7w
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bzerk1:
Nyce! bumptop looks sweet!

for flicking on homescreen you can try downloading LauncherPro2. it's very smooth and you can even adjust the speed.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamrobk:
iPhone scrolling is definitely smoother but slower than Androids. I love how fast Android can scroll, though. They just need to make it a bit smoother. I couldn't say a fix is "desperately" needed, but anything they can do to smoothen it out would help.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Morghus:
I'm a huge fan of the android scrolling. Fast and smooth, all I need.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onlinespending:
This isn't about iPhone vs. Android. I want Android to improve, and I can recognize a deficiency when I see one. The scrolling is not nearly as fluid as I've used on an iPhone or Palm Pre. When you flick and move or pan a window or menu up and down and it doesn't do it in a very natural, fluid movement. It seems to jump around and almost appears to accelerate to its final point and then abruptly stop as opposed to more gradually decelerating to its final point.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brut.all:
Could you record this behavior using a camera? Maybe I don't understand you, maybe I have different point of view on what is "natural feel" or maybe I just don't have these issues?

When I kick something, then first it will move with highest speed, speed of my leg, then it will slowly decelerate until stop or if it will hit something, then it will stop immediately. This is exactly how scrolling works in Android. It isn't always perfectly smooth, but it's natural and intuitive for me.

No, it's not. But for some reason people think that their likes are only ones, that one type of scrolling, looking, etc. is just better than others, so they are calling second ones: broken, desperately needing a fix, etc. They totally ignore the fact that there are many people, who have different tastes and they prefer to not change anything in current solution.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] le3ky:
+1

The issue I have is people calling it a problem, when actually some (me) much much prefer it over the alternative.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onlinespending:
Well, imagine you spun a wheel that had a fair amount of friction that is fixed at its center (think of the big wheel on The Price is Right show). The moment your hand released the wheel it would decelerate at a constant rate of deceleration until it stopped. The movement would be gradual and smooth. That's not how I would describe the Android scrolling physics now.

Too often you want to flick a web page to move down, and it races all the way to the bottom without any sort of smooth deceleration. In general, the scrolling motion seemingly accelerates even after your finger is released from the screen and it abruptly stops. That is not natural. If there are those that actually prefer this motion, than I'm glad your tastes are aligned with Android's implementation. But even Google was probably not after that sort of physics engine, so I consider it broken. I only want Android to be better than it already is!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geniusdog254:
One thing you have to consider, scrolling on Android isn't GPU accelerated.

Google considered it when developing the platform, but early hardware didn't have a dedicated GPU, so they decided to go with CPU rendering only. Now that we have high-powered devices with GPUs, they are reconsidering it.

I find it a wonder that they haven't done it yet, but I really expect it to come in 3.0 with the UI overhaul.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onlinespending:
Well, that it is true. Though I'd argue that the Palm Pre is not GPU accelerated either at the moment, and its scrolling physics are spot on.

But either way. I really look forward to the Android 3.0 GUI overhaul. It promises to be something special.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ari-free:
When it was announced android was getting Palm's UI guy I was excited, not because it meant we'd be getting a clone of webos, but it does mean we would be getting the same attention to detail.

I know a lot of techies like to make fun of the art majors but this is one case where you really need them.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JMVita:
I think what he's trying to say is that Android scrolling physics is much faster to decelerate than the ones on the Iphone. I observed it too. I tried scrolling through an article using the iphone and the scrolling ia great. It slowly decreases scrolling speed unlike the android that is much faster to stop the scrolling.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kishmet2016:
well yeah, apple is the king of UX. I think.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kos25k:
I understand what he means.Yes he is right.Even an iphone 5 has the most sweet and smooth scrolling feeling from any Android.But in terms of speed,Android is much faster.You need many swipes on an iphone to go down below on some app and just 1 fast swipe on any Android.From what i tested on my Xiaomi RN5,i noticed that evoX rom has somehow this ios feeling.EvoX is pixel based custom rom.So i suppose all pixel phones has this smooth scrolling.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] mujtaba alam:
i upgrade it from wm6.5 to wm6.1...but when it soft reset after upgraded it hacked in starting screen...so plz help me:confused:
[Hero, G2 Touch General] mike300:
Hi, Does anyone know why I can't connect to some internet radio channels when wifi is on, but I can when using mobile. Is it something to do with my wireless settings. I can browse web pages normally. I'm using an unlcoked Orange Hero with 3 sim.

Thanks,
[About XDA developers] alareth1976:
Hi to all....

I've searched a lot and I haven't found nothing that could help me.

Where can I change my device model? I still be registered with one of my older phones (Artemis if not MTeor) but I can't find how to change it on my CP.

Thx

Dimitri
[About XDA developers] orb3000:
click on your private messages and then click on edit signature:eek:
[About XDA developers] alareth1976:
my signature is already updated to HTC Touch HD... :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Desvbo:
hey, my current phone is the samsung i8910 ... I am about to buy the international SGS but there is one big last question that ive got..

how warm does the phone get?

since there is a plastic back cover I can only imagine that the heat of the battery goes through the cover and I personally hate holding a hot phone...

so again, what are your experiences concerning heat with moderate usage and heavy usage?

thanks a lot!!!

-D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] galthop:
Mine can get very hot, especially if you have GPS or WIFI turned on.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tachikoma_kun:
I wouldn't say mine got hot, but it can get very warm.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Desvbo:
grrrr i hate to hear that, what about wifi and gps turned off with moderate usage?

thx for the reply
[Galaxy S I9000 General] navmanyeah:
I can't say about GPS, but I have wifi on most of the time and it doesn't get hot at all. Infact, even when I'm playing games, it only gets mildly warm. Compared to the Desire, the SGS is fairly cool!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Pika007:
Only gets warm with both GPS and WiFi on or when doing heavy 3D gaming.

Other than that, while surfing the web on text pages, watching videos/hearing music, it barely gets warm at all, let alone "hot".

The only time i can say it's getting "hot" is when the device is connected to the wall charger.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Desvbo:
uff alright, thats good to hear :), where are you located or how hot/cold is it where you live?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] navmanyeah:
I'm in Australia and right now we're in the middle of winter, but that shouldn't bias my opinion.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] emelie:
in all seriousness.

what are your expectations from a small 1ghz device kept in pockets?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
any cell "phone" that has WiFi / 3G / GPS can get really really hot when in use.

even my old HTC Athena, i'was always worried it will burn up and die, during the hot summer days, when you drive with the GPS turned on, and 3G downloading the maps :D

but so far it has been fine, and i'm sure the SGS i9000 will be the same as well.
[Desire Themes and Apps] StuMcBill:
I have been reading about Samsung's Road SMS app, and I think it looks quite cool, just wondering if there was anyway this could run on the Desire?

http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/0...wesome-road-sms-helps-you-text-while-driving/
[Desire Themes and Apps] mrwookie6379:
Looks very cool!!

Someone asked the same question yesterday....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=726169
[Desire Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
I'll upload it when I get on my pc tomorrow :)

Edit:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7234066#post7234066
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Riccojames:
anyone know of one
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Riccojames:
golf apps

What no replies, no apps for golf scorecards?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] skilty:
if you mean to follow the open then no..

for golf scorecards/gps theres a few...

freecaddie, intelligolf etc
[Vibrant General] lebron212:
When I play a video recorded with the Vibrant it plays back with green and red interference like snow (white tv snow). I am not rooted. I am wondering if anyone else is having this problem/if there is a fix? If not I will be exchanging it after work today.
[Vibrant General] Mookie_Jones:
No problem here. Have you tried a different video
[Vibrant General] lebron212:
Yeah. It's only happening with videos I recorded from the Vibrant. The videos I have from my G1 don't do it and Avatar doesn't do it. I put a video up on youtube to show what it is I am talking about.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79GQ3rnP6RE
[Vibrant General] priide:
Any one figure out how to turn off the vibrate while typing on keyboard, without turning off the haptic touch buttons at the bottom?
[Vibrant General] air2k57:
I wasvtrying to do it too, no option it seems. Hopefully somebody has better ideas though.
[Vibrant General] GizDrak:
Can turn off Haptic feedback in Sound and display but that turns off all Haptic feedback on the phone but it will make it stop giving you feedback on the samsung keyboard
[Vibrant General] MINUS Stl:
Yeah, don't see any settings for the 'vibrate on keypress' for the Samsung Keyboard. Only advice I could give would be to use the Swype Keyboard (you don't actually have to swipe. You can still type) and disable 'vibrate on keypress' in Swype's settings.
[Vibrant General] exoplasm:
I just realized that this phone doesn't do anything visual when you have notifications, although when my battery got full the screen turned on briefly and made a noise. When I unlocked the phone I saw the "Your battery is fully charged. Unplug it now." prompt.

Does the screen normally turn on briefly for all notifications, or was this an exception? Is there some other visual notification indicator?

I'm only asking because this just seems alien to me, to have a phone that does not blink. Truth be told, I hated it when my G1 would blink various colors at me. :rolleyes:
[Vibrant General] Mookie_Jones:
I will kinda miss this but at the same time it won't nag me like my girlfriend.
[Vibrant General] speoples20:
I know a few people have mentioned they are working on trying to use the soft key back lights for notification but not sure if anything will happen anytime soon. You can use sms popup that turns the screen on.
[Vibrant General] MINUS Stl:
It is a little unusual, but change can be a good thing. The softkey light mod could be a good first step in the modding of the Galaxy S. I know it has me wanting to try it and get into coding/modding.

Plus, having to turn your screen on to see if you have notifications lets you enjoy that beautiful, vibrant (pun definitely intended) screen! :D
[Vibrant General] gTen:
I think the easiest and pretty efficient way to go about it is like this...

The Super AMOLED wastes 0 energy when displaying blacks...then have a few blinking red pixels light up when there is a notification...

This should theoretically waste around the same energy as a real blinking notification light...
[Vibrant General] jblade1000:
i need that on my phone asap lol
[Vibrant General] MacGuy2006:
Wow! Super idea :)

Just make sure the icons are a little better looking, though :)
[Vibrant General] gTen:
That was just to show off the idea in concept (I used the default photoshop symbols)..Icons can probably be improved but for highest battery saving probably best to stick to 1 color with the minimum pixel use as possible..
[Vibrant General] Babyface1249:
Sounds like an awesome idea, would LOVE to see something like this. I just picked one up, but will probably on the fence for the next 14 days haha. This is definitely a step towards me keeping it
[Vibrant General] Babyface1249:
Just realized there is also no music widget. Lame. Anyone know if Eliot Stocker's will work?
[Vibrant General] MINUS Stl:
There's no music widget, but you do have music controls in the notif. pull down. :cool: I've been wanting that for a long time.
[Vibrant General] Lieu10ant:
gigantic picture:

make it happen.
[Vibrant General] gTen:
I wouldn't use the blue...OLED's blue deteriorate the fastest...not to mention the point of them being small was to conserve energy...

if you want to make it big it has to be in the most efficient form possible...

of course we can always have the user choose his notification picture...but ideally you'd want to use RED with minimum pixels as possible

Edit: Ok, it looks like someone did the Color saving efficiency proof for me on the Nexas One..see IT HAS TO BE RED..for best battery life....you pretty much use 2x less energy using RED over Blue

http://jsharkey.org/blog/2010/07/01/android-surfaceflinger-tricks-for-fun-and-profit/
[Vibrant General] gTen:
Here is an example of what a good middle approach would be (for saving battery energy)
[Vibrant General] Lieu10ant:
well, we just need to know how LONG it takes for the led's to deteriorate, cause we usually have these phones for at most 2 years, and we have to figure out how long the leds will last, i'm guessing they would for sure, last at least 4 years, i wouldn't say using blue is an issue, but you are right that red does use the least amount of energy, but again, we're gonna have to see how much energy these notifications even use on a real-life basis. the best thing would be to allow people to make their own notification images, this way we would have many beautiful notification images to choose from. but i DID exaggerate my notification though to show the higher extreme of a notification if battery life wasn't an issue.
[Vibrant General] gTen:
The phones come with Extra blue...but since blue deteriorates fastest and uses up most of the energy compared to other colors, it would make sense t avoid it if possible...

Ideally I agree it is best to let the user choose their own background while making low energy backgrounds available with information on about how much energy each background takes up on estimate...
[Vibrant General] gTen:
Here are the deterioration times for OLED:

Red – 28 cd/A and >100,000 hrs to ½ luminance

Green – 67 cd/A and > 200,000 hrs to ½ luminance

Blue – 10cd/A and >50,000 hrs to ½ luminance
[Vibrant General] turbosix:
so if the screen was on 24/7 for almost 6 years, your blue LEDs would be half as bright

i think we'll be okay folks.
[Vibrant General] SykesAT:
I can't risk that, sorry.

;)
[Vibrant General] degeneration:
But I like blue :(

I like all the ideas so far. I think making it customizable (or at least just not limited) would be good, there are those people who have to show off and will just need a new phone in a year any way, so they should be able to have a crazy notification (although you could have a large slow pulsing notification as well Maybe for if you are at a desk so it will be right in front of you and catch your eye quick).

I would like to point out though, are those the "Spec" numbers or the conservative numbers? Lots of reasons those number won't pan out usually, but still, if it was a blinking notification it would still probably go for at least 5 years straight, and at that point you obviously don't need a phone so why do you have blinking notifications?
[Vibrant General] boodies:
Please correct me if I am wrong but using the main SuperAMOLED screen for notification is not such a good Idea if you ask me. Doesn't it take far more than the actual graphics images size to power up the whole screen? What I am saying is, don't you need to power on the whole screen even to just light up one pixel?

The best bet would be using one of the 4 bottom touch buttons.
[Vibrant General] gordon.mott:
Has anybody noticed that if you look close under strong light in the upper left corner under the usb port it would certainly appear that there are in fact leds... Or do I ned to get off the crack pipe?
[Vibrant General] Qwijib0:
I believe those are the proximity and light sensors
[Vibrant General] speedysilwady:
at first i thought those were led's too but i think thats actually the proximity and light sensors.
[Vibrant General] speedysilwady:
lol beat me to it
[Vibrant General] romanonly:
Proximity Sensor.
[Vibrant General] gTen:
Te whole screen will be on yes, but what is unique about OLED is black takes up 0 energy..the only things that will take up energy is when the pixels are lit...this is why we Remember want to stick to RED if possible as it takes up the least energy out of all the colors..

Rememebr OLED screens do not need back lighting like LCDs
[Vibrant General] speedysilwady:
this oled stuff is very interesting and new to me...but if you have the phone up to max brightness or lower brightness is black still black and not dark gray?

edit: cant tell cuz i dont have my vibrant yet, its with ups lol.
[Vibrant General] gTen:
brightness does not effect it...it displays true black as those pixels are not even lit....usually when you increase brightness what starts increasing is the back light...OLED does not have backlighting..so increasing brightness makes no difference... aka OLED shows TRUE blacks